The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-09-24
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Interesting Items PICKED Up and Assortodb,
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-Weissp ort was well represented at All
lentown on Thursday.
Mrs. d. L. Amer is soiourning will
friends at Wilkesbarre and Pittston.
Miss Gertie Horn, an estimable young
lady of town is visiting at Allentown.
Howard Christman, of Franklin, is
bettering after a severe attack Of blood
poisoning g.
Don't forget to call and see Andrew
Grayers large and choice stock of general
store goods.
g. c. Deats, our popular ieweler, was
on business trip to Clearield county dur
ing last week.
Miss Emma Boyer, an accomplished
young lady of this place is visiting friends
at Philadelphia.
I've are sorry to report the illness of
our genial friend Henry Christman of the
Fort Allen House.
Miss A. @. Miller left Monday for
Blnghampton, N. Y, where she will make
a prolonged visit.
&C. F. Miller, the popular young butch
er sports dandy new wagon, built by
Trexler e Kreidler.
There is on display in the l.. & S. depot
miniature railroad engine made by Ed.
Schaeffer, an employe in Snyder's planning
mill.
Rev. Newbeiry, of East Mauch Chunk,
delivered an interesting temperance lecture
in the Evangelical church on Wednesday
evening.
Perhaps you are indebted to the ADyo-
CATE to the extent of a dollar or so. Well
we are short of money and you can confer
a favor by remitting.
Oscar Saeger has put in full line of
dress and dry goods. The ladies should
not fail to see the beautiful assortment be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
Our enterprising boot and shoe maker,
y. f. Weaver, has placed lamp-post in
front of his residence. Let more of our
energetic citizens follow suit.
Mrs. c. w. Sewell and mother, who
have been visiting at Newport, Providence
and other places in Rhode Island, returned
Thursday delighted with their three weeks
visit.
.-Childrens' Day in the Evangelical
church was observed last Sunday in a very
appropriate manner. The exercises were
good and the attendance was unusually
large.
-On Monday, October 3rd, there will be
exposed to public sale on the premises, on
River street. this place, the real estate of
the late Catherine Nusbaum, decd, con-
sistlng of all that certain lot or piece of
ground on which is erected two-and.a-half
story brick house.
One day recently, while Paul Solt, Isaiah
Levan, Orlando Kemerer and Henry Bauch-
spice were engaged in removing huge tree
from in front of Solt's residence, in Frank
lin township, one of the guy ropes slipped
causing the tree to fall, striking Solt on the
back, infiictng injuries from which he died
eight hours afterward
j. G. Zern has been appointed post
master of this place, to fill the vacancy
caused by G. G. Deats' resignation. The
postofiice will be located in the general
store of Andrew Graver after October 1st.
This will undoubtedly prove satisfactory to
the people of this place as well as to the
people Of Franklin who receive the bulk of
mail matter coming to this place.
The following Weissporters attended
the constitutional centennial at Philadel-
phla last week: B. j. Cotton AMI wife, j.
f. Zern and wife, G. Kerner, wife and
DR.. J. G.. Zern, Austin Bower.
A. r. Snyder, G. A. Goth, G. w. Laury,
{, w. Sewell, Levi Horn, A.A. Yeakel, l..
Albright and Miss Mary Snyder. If there
were any others in attendance at that
glorious celebration the eagle eye of the as
sistant Stroller didn't catch on TO 'em.